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ACM Europe Technology Policy Committee
- Chair
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Chris Hankin
- Vice Chair
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Paola Inverardi
- Immediate Past Chair
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Oliver Grau
- Former Chair
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Fabrizio Gagliardi
- Executive Committee
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Fabrizio Gagliardi
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Oliver
Grau
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Chris
Hankin
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Manuel
Hermenegildo
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Paola
Inverardi
- Autonomous Systems Working Group Chair
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Gerhard Schimpf
- Differential AI Working Group Chair
- Alejandro Saucedo
- Smart Cities Working Group Chair
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Chris Hankin
- Climate Change Working Group
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Bran Knowles
- Members-at-Large
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Tom Crick
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Wendy
Hall
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Andrew
McGettrick
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Enrico
Nardelli
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Gurkan
Solmaz
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Julie
Williamson
- ACM Europe Council Chair, ex officio
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Panagiota Fatourou
- ACM Technology Policy Council Chair, ex officio
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Lorraine Kisselburgh
- ACM Technology Policy Council Vice Chair, ex officio
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Michel Beaudouin-Lafon
- ACM US Technology Policy Committee Chair, ex officio
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James Hendler
- ACM Chief Executive Officer, ex officio
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Vicki Hanson
- ACM Chief Operating Officer, ex officio
- Patricia Ryan
- ACM Director of Global Policy, ex officio
- Adam Eisgrau
Europe TPC, IE Recommendations on Automated Decision Making
The white paper "When Computers Decide: European Recommendations on Machine-Learned Automated Decision Making" presents the views of the ACM Europe Technology Policy Committee and Informatics Europe (IE) on the challenges posed by the increasing presence of Machine Learning and Automated Decision Making (ADM) systems in almost every aspect of modern human life.

ACM Europe and IE Release Informatics Education Strategy
The ACM Europe Council and Informatics Europe have collaborated on a report that builds on an earlier document, "Informatics Education in Europe: Are We All in the Same Boat?". The report, "Informatics for All: The Strategy," aims to establish Informatics as an essential discipline for all, a subject available at all levels throughout the educational system. The strategy is also summarized in a one-page document.

What Should Europe’s Cybersecurity Policy Focus On?
A new report on cybersecurity policy published by the European Commission’s top scientific advisers cites the ACM Europe Technology Policy Committee’s White Paper on “Advancing Cybersecurity Research and Education in Europe” and the ACM US Technology Policy Committee’s Principles on Algorithmic Transparency and Accountability. Among the report’s recommendations, the scientific advisers call for global cybersecurity cooperation.

ACM US and Europe Tech Policy Committees Issue Statement on IoT Privacy and Security
The ACM US Technology Policy Committee and the ACM Europe Technology Policy Committee have released a Statement on Internet of Things Privacy and Security addressing existing and expected privacy and security concerns in the IoT ecosystem. The principles in the statement propose policy and technical approaches to tackle privacy and security challenges while ensuring that the technology continues to move forward.

ACM US and European Policy Committees List Seven Principles to Address Algorithmic Bias
Recognizing the ubiquity of algorithms in our daily lives, as well as their far-reaching impact, the ACM US Technology Policy Committee and the ACM Europe Technology Policy Committee have issued a statement and a list of seven principles designed to address potential harmful bias. The US ACM committee approved the principles earlier this year, and the European ACM committee approved them on May 25.
